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Re: Question for those of you who have nursed your babies.

From: angela (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon, 2 Jul 2001 08:45:18 -0500 (CDT)


My 7yr old daughter I breastfed for 3 months, only b/c I went back to work. My 2 yr old daughter I was able to breastfeed for a year. My hair loss was worse the second time, but towards the end of the first year, seem to level off. I wasn't diagnosed pcos until the 2 yr old was 18 months, which was when I went on met. How long you breastfeed is a is a decision you will have to make on your own. I knew my hair was falling out, but I also knew how important breastfeeding the baby for as long as I could was to me.

At Sun, 1 Jul 2001, Carrie wrote:

>
>How long did you nurse them? Was it the right amount of time for you? Do
>you wish you had nursed longer or shorter? If you lost much hair did it
>grow back once you started back on your meds?
>
>I have a 5 1/2 month old son who I have been nursing. I want to
>continue nursing but my hair has begun to fall out at a very fast rate.
>My endocrinologist would like me to wean him by 6 months. I had hoped
>to nurse him until he was 7 1/2 months old but this hair loss is really
>scaring me. I'm afraid that by nursing him for the extra 1 1/2 months
>that I may lose so much hair that I will regret having nursed him for
>that long.
>
>I didn't know who to ask about this dilemma so I'm very happy to have
>found this board. I hope some of you can share your experiences with
>me.
>
>I have two children. Both were conceived on clomid. My oldest daughter
>had problems nursing so I was back on my meds by the time she was 3
>months.
>
>Thanks for any insight you can give me. This decision is so tough for
>me to make.

--
angela



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